Icon of Saint Dominic
Icon of Saint Dominic
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Icon of Saint Dominic on Gilded Linden Wood
This premium religious icon depicts Saint Dominic Guzman, founder of the Order of Preachers (Dominicans) and one of the most influential saints of medieval Europe. It is crafted on a high-quality primed linden wood panel, a traditional and durable base for sacred icons. The surface is covered with genuine gold leaf, giving the piece a luminous and dignified glow. The image is directly printed onto the gilded surface, ensuring long-lasting clarity, brilliant color depth and a refined, timeless aesthetic. Saint Dominic is presented holding a lily, symbolizing purity, and a richly decorated book, pointing to his mission of teaching and preaching the Gospel.
Who was Saint Dominic? – preacher, reformer and defender of truth
Born in 1170 in Castile, Dominic was known for his compassion, humility and intellectual brilliance. As a priest, he traveled extensively, preaching with gentleness yet firmness during times of theological turmoil. In response to the challenges of his era, he founded the Order of Preachers, dedicated to study, contemplation and proclaiming the truth of Christ. He lived a life of voluntary poverty, deep prayer and joyful service to others. His nights were often spent in long vigils, and his profound devotion inspired countless followers. Saint Dominic died in 1221 in Bologna, leaving behind a spiritual legacy that continues in the worldwide Dominican family.
Why choose this sacred icon of Saint Dominic?
The icon expresses his contemplative strength, purity and apostolic zeal. The golden background symbolizes divine light and truth, while the book highlights his dedication to theological study. It is an inspiring devotional artwork for home chapels, parishes, monasteries, scholars, teachers and all who seek wisdom and spiritual depth.
a of Ávila on Gilded Linden Wood
This premium sacred icon depicts Saint Teresa of Ávila, the Spanish mystic, Doctor of the Church and reformer of the Discalced Carmelites. It is crafted on a high-quality primed linden wood board, the traditional base for Christian icons. The entire surface is covered with genuine gold leaf, giving the icon a radiant and contemplative glow. The image is directly printed onto the gilded surface, ensuring exceptional clarity, long-lasting color depth and a refined sacred aesthetic. The composition presents Saint Teresa holding a cross and a rose — symbols of her profound union with Christ and her mystical experiences.
Who was Saint Teresa of Ávila? – mystic, reformer and Doctor of the Church
Born in 1515, Teresa entered the Carmelite Order and soon became one of the most influential spiritual writers in Christian history. Her works, such as the Interior Castle and The Book of Her Life, describe the soul’s journey toward union with God through deep interior prayer. Together with Saint John of the Cross, she reformed the Carmelite Order, restoring its contemplative and austere character. She lived with extraordinary courage, wisdom and discernment, founding numerous convents despite social and ecclesial resistance. Her mystical visions, marked by deep intimacy with God, became central to Christian spirituality. She died in 1582 and in 1970 became the first woman to be declared a Doctor of the Church.
Why choose this sacred icon of Saint Teresa of Ávila?
The icon captures her contemplative strength, purity of heart and mystical devotion. The golden background symbolizes divine illumination, while the rose and cross reflect her spiritual path of love and sacrifice. It is an ideal devotional piece for home chapels, monasteries, retreat centers or as a meaningful gift for those seeking spiritual depth.
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- 10 x 15 cm (3.93" x 5.90")
- 15 x 20 cm (5.90" x 7.87")
- 20 x 25 cm (7.87" x 9.84")
- 30 x 40 cm (11.81" x 15.74")
- 40 x 50 cm (15.74" x 19.68")
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